ROOM 231

WELCOME! This is your team work space. We have 6 to 7 teams and you are in Team 1. Please pair up or triple up into smaller groups; each group has one computer.


Please explore Evernote Diigo and Glogster and for each tool complete the following tasks:
  1. Based on the Stripling Inquiry Model, which phase could this tool support and why?
  2. Looking at the AASL Standards for the 21st Century Learner, which 2 or 3 indicators would this tool support?
  3. Write a brief description in a few sentences how you would use this tool to support learning; include the curriculum area and grade level.

Organize and report your findings on this page in anyway you would like. There is a facilitator in each room to help the groups get organized, keep on the timeline and offer assistance.

Time Schedule:
You will be exploring three Web 2.0 tools:
1:00pm to 1:35 -- Evernote (hint: check out their video tutorials http://www.evernote.com/about/video/)
1:40pm to 2:15pm -- Diigo (hint: watch the "Tour")
2:20pm to 2:55 pm --- Glogster (hint: look at samples of student's and teacher's glogs)

EVERNOTE
USES:

  1. Common topic to research in class, e.g. Shakespeare
  2. Current events, oil spill
  3. Ethical use of information, include sources
  4. Point/Counterpoint -- Compare a classic book to a book of choice, debate on a topic, political candidates during elections
  5. Media Center databases could be listed
  6. Groups of students could have a specific page on which information could be shared

Stripling
  • connect
  • express

Standards 1, 2, & 3
  • 2.1.4
  • 1.4.3

DIIGO
USES

  • students could share sites with teachers
  • oral communications that are debating an issue, could bookmark sites
  • personal use
Stripling
  • Investigate
  • Construct

GLOGSTER
Uses
  • biography project that features multimedia information
  • historical project--Salem Witch Trials, Civil War,
  • country report-- include wildlife, etc.
  • booktalks to share with others; link on media center webpage
  • book promotions for reluctant readers